The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
she must be beyond the point whore
she was tired Of him, snd bade her
good evening.

she must be beyond the point where
she was tired Of him, snd babe her
good evening.
Miss Ole Cispp looks and talks as
naturally as ever. She has had mer.
~ summer, and yet she shows no sign
o. fatigue. She was earnest In her
shake OF the hand ss the writer seated
himself for chat. Miss Ole Is a fss-
cinating tslker, and the reporter drank
In all she said with eager and excited
interest. ~ have never enjoyed
summer 81 much at the
springs as have this cum.
msr," conmsucei the young lady,
in answer 10 tue usual inquiry a, to
the where, how and what Of her trip,
"Next to Greenbrier, White and Old
Point Comfort, Allegheny is the
most elegant OF the summer resorts.
There You meet The most refined 80
ciety Of Virginia and all the Southern
States, and, outside Of Its magnificent
location, Its service and cuisine are
perfect. There were two walters at
our table named Oily and Gete. ii
IL WASN'T one II was the other who
served us royslly. / generally got
down to breakfast about IL o'clock,
and after that the morning german
took place, and, talking Of germans,
/ have never seen such elegant affairs
as We bad at Allegheny. Most Of the
gentlemen were wealthy, and the
number OF teas, dinners, germans aud
wine suppers given couldo't be count.
ed. Champs ne A wed like water. /
never saw any thing 30 lavish. Blu.
the men were very prosaic; there was
no sentiment In any Of theE'. re-
member one afternoon, after dreamy
and poetioal conversation oil on my
part, swoke from short d. ~ and
remarked, Il feel 90 II had taken q
journey to dresmlacd.' Did You
lake q slteper2' was the
prosaic rsjoinder. Afer tnat
conversations with that gentleman
were limited 10 discussion Of the menu
and the different styles in evenipg
Oos.uanes' Dy .ne ny, u,s XIV
you some Po'n.Sis on tne suolec. ol
gen'ieneh evening uIess: ~ qaite
,ne rsss " we'll su a..o ,,s.,, '1 ne
tie generally mstching the color OF he
embroidery. Every man from the
North wore band OF black or come
light shade, Just bordering the edge OF
the vest. L couldn't begin TO tell
you the variety that was used.
For morning wear every gentleman
We'd with the others as to make up,
also as TO get up. Sometimes the men
would not retire at all, and qaently
at $3.50 o'clock you would discover
them chatting In the ballroom in the
same costumes worn the night before.
One OF jec ion to the hotel is the thin
partition walls between the rooms
Tbs sleeping aparm snts at ALE gheny
are distinguished by such terms ss
purgatory, hades, ssints' rest and par.
edisp. was literally In paradise while
] Was there. l afterwards went 10
Lufay and iell In love with the inn. lie
10 tho u0os oiokn"s INK =" 'ho WY VI
q public place that have ever seen.
Oh couree we visited the cave by
night, as II 10 liz by electricity, down
to natural bridge ard thence home
completed my summer trip"
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